Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-25

hand-painted vase; MIR. Jewett, rocking
chair, and n magnificent gold watch and
chain from the bridegroom.
At night ball in honor of the occasion
was given in Cunningham's hail. up.
wards of 100 Of the friends of the happy
pair participating.
Miss Lakes German.
On Thursday Miss Lake, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter OF Hon.
George b. Lake, gave delightful ger
man in honor of her guest, Miss Kate
Brown, of Chicago.
There has been put few instances in
the social annals Of Omaha wherein its
society has had the opportunity of enjoy
ing itself upon par with this occasion.
MIR. Poppleton. Other dancers were
Miss Dixon, Mr.. Voss. Miss Burns and
MIR. G. w. Hamilton, Miss Clara Brown,
MIR. Kennedy, Miss Ida Sharp. Mr.. ROg-
ers, Miss Luna Dundy and MIR. Frank
Hamilton, Miss Balcombe and MIR.
Sharpe. Miss McClntock and MIR.
Dewey Miss Williams and Mr.. Ringwalt,
Miss Woodworth and Mr.. wymani Miss
land and Mr.. Reed, Miss Yates and MIR.
Wilbur Bcall, Miss Kennedy and Arthur
Smith of Council Bluffs, Miss Miller and
Mr.. w. H. McCrary, Miss Gertrude
Chambers and Mr. Charles Wilson, Miss
Orchard and Mr.. Will Doane, Miss
Dewey and Mr.. Paxton. Miss Sharpe
wore an ecru lace, with blue MORE and
siDon Mss Hoasand asia in spSs oe very S preft rS;
blue crepe and striped plush, short
short sleeves, the neck round. Miss Or
chard, white silk with rosebud tulle,
decolette. Miss Miller, white, edged
with a narrow line of green velvet, with
lace. Miss Balcombe, white silk, with
ribbons of yellow. Miss Clara Brown,
white MORE, ducnesse lace at the should
ers Miss McClintock, combination of
trimmed with natural smilax. Miss
Williams, white silk skirt covered with
white mule.
Throughout the event was one of per.
| feet pleasure to the participants, and
there are but few social events which will
he cherished as tenderly in the hearts of
Omaha society as the Lake german Of
Thursday. d.sni-
MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Harry b. Lord
was rendered \ surprise and serenade at
the Barker hotel on the eve of her
departure for a; visit to her old home in
| the south. On her return here, in about
four weeks. she will leave, with her hus.
band, for Salt Lake City and California,
where she will spend the winter. All
| wish her pleasant journey, for she
leaves behind many warm friends who
will miss her and who will look forward
| to her return. i1
Ss..i~*.
THE DANCING party given by Mrs. A..
J. Poppleton Thursday evening was in
honor of Miss Mary Poppleton, who will
laAve Wednesday, for her school in Con.
necticut. The event was decide lily
pleasant one, the participants enjoying
themselves thoroughly. Among those
present were: Misses Bessie Yates,
Emily Wakeley, Bradley Mary Sher-
wood, Meme Woolworth, Lily Durnall,
Opie Touza!ln, Angie Rockwell, Nettie
Sherwood, Daisy Doans, Jenny McClel-
Clara Brown, HoagIand, Lake. Kate
Brown, Charlotte Kennedy, Williams,
Orchard, McParlin, Atkins. Brodt,
Messrs brodt, Winslow. Keller, Rob.
Smith. Fred Rustin, Howard Clarke,
Gannett, Caldwell. Prentiss, Will Doane,
Kennedy, viii Hamilton, Arthur Smith,
Deuel., Caldwell Hamilton. Mrs. Lake,
| Mrs. Kountze, Mrs. Levi Carter, Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. Guy Howard.
Mr.. CHARLES SUMMERS SwEEp and
| Miss Lottie Nj. King were married on the
evening of the 18th inst. at the residence
| of the brides mother at No. 412 North
| Twelfth street. the Rev. P. A. Hubbard
officiating. Many guests were. present
and the affair passed off delightfully."-, and
numerous presents were given. A sup
| per was served after the ceremony in the
most approved style. The BRIDE and
groom have gone to Kansas City to make
| their home.
| MIR. N. Z. LEAMAN and Miss Nellie
Shelley, daughter of j. f. Shelley, were
quietly married on Friday. Sept. 10th.
At meeting of the Happy Hour club
on Wednesday evening, assembled for
the purpose of organizing for the coming
winter, the following officers were
elected: Hon. q. J. Smyth, president;
| Edmund Burke, vice.presldent; George
j. Paul, secretary and treasurer; Frank
IL. koestlre, chairman reception COM
mittee; John M. Mullen, chairman floor
be given, and as the club has large
membership, and from present indica.
tions they will have season of pleasure.
A VERY enjoyable musicale was given
evening. Nine. Muentefering played
several sonatas by Rah, Schubert and
| MendelsShOn. Mrs. Ida May Pryce-
Baldridge sang soprano solo, AT the
Eastern Gate" Mr.. w. j. Carter rem
dered The Pilgrim OF Love" in his
.'own and ownly'' manner, and MIR.
| France sang bass solo, and Nine.
Muentefering and MIR. Paul
Heinrich played several duets.
and the programme was decidedly
| pleasant one. Among those present were
noticed Judge jaw. Savage and Mrs.
Savage, DIR. and Mrs. Baldridge and Miss
ana Miss Price, Miss Godso, Mr.. w. j.
Carter, Mrs L. Rosewater, Miss Rose
water, Master Edward Rosewater, MIR.
and Mrs. +. g. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Heinrich. Mr.. Nat Nj. Brigham.
DIR. Jonas, DR.. Gluck, r. France, Editor
Brackvoegel, Nine. Morn, Will Koeing.
| Mr.. Nj. A. DILLON gave a social enter.
tainment to his many friends on Wednes-
day evening last. A delightful time was
spent by the, thirty couples present.
Dancing was the order of the evening
with the accompaniment OF supper.
There was nothing to mar the pleasures
of the evening.
| Miss ALwILDA BERLIN and Mr.. George